Old Kent Roastery - Margate
Old Kent Roastery
Description
**Discovering the Hidden Gem of Margate: A One-Stop Culinary and Shopping Experience**
Nestled in Margate, this enchanting destination combines a vibrant culinary scene with eclectic shopping and beauty offerings. Patrons can indulge in delicious meals, including mouthwatering bacon camembert served atop a double-decker bus café, while sipping cocktails or exploring artisanal food stalls. The stunning art deco architecture enhances the whimsical charm, featuring various boutiques, a bakery, and unique shops that cater to all interests. With new delights continuously emerging, this captivating spot promises an unforgettable experience for food lovers and shoppers alike—making it a must-visit destination off the beaten path.
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Wow! if you look at this beautiful building from the outside, they simply cannot guess what it expects inside! a magnificent art deco picture house with the most amazing fantasy converted! fabulous delis eateries down, while up there you can visit small boutiques curious even a barber! the most brilliant surreale device must be converted the double decker bus into a caffe (where we sat the most beautiful baked camembert a cider . I loved this place so much. it is so different. oh, and if they are musically inclined, they are invited to steal the eleven legs (just don't leave their children on it if they can't play the piano, as the result is mord on the rest of us!
Very electic place. Great cocktail bar and small bar. Make sure you pay a visit to Viet Vibe, a fabulous street-food style cafe serving excellent Vietnamese food. Try the tofu and aubergine curry and the caramelised pork! The bakery was closed when we went as it was quite late but I believe this is also well worth a visit.
I love this place. Healing, Crystals, international street food, jewellery, dog treats, news agents, ice cream, cocktails, fruit, clothes,fresh organic bread, palm reading, coffee, cakes, gifts, cards, pies, pancakes, barbers and always new things popping up, all under one roof (I go there every day some weeks) who needs department stores and shopping centres when we have The Old Kent Market?
